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Three Fugitives

I would say this movie was less of a comedy and more of
a
drama. Martin Short played a wonderful role especially - a
role of a man who loved his daughter and could not bear to
be torn apart from her. He wasn't afraid or too tough to
cry, but he did not give up, even in the face of extreme
odds to reach his daughter.

One thing got me kinda wonderin, though. Meg, the little
girl, seemed to like Norte more than her dad. I wondered if
Martin Short's character would get jealous, but he never
seemed to care.

James Earl Jones was terrific. I have always been in love
with his voice. I can totally imagine him as the detective
role he played in real life.

Another interesting thing about Short - I watched him play
Frik in 'NBC's Merlin,' and thought I saw a lot of Frik in
his character. The nervousness and anxiety were clear.
Short's character and acting were probably the best part of
the movie, apart from the little girl.

One of my favorite parts was when the little girl curled up
next to Norte. I could see - without the need for any
dialogue - how that touched Norte's heart when he woke up.

This movie was INCREDIBLY funny. The storyline was a
bit...well, it wasn't exactly original. But the comments
and lines and jokes were so hilarious that I was laughing
almost the entire time!

Sarah Roland Doroff, where is she now?? Is she still acting?
She was very cute in the movie Three Fugitives.

Three Fugitives was one of the of funniest and wholesome
movies I've ever seen. Pure fun, no adult jokes, no cursing
and no sexual astuff. You see, Hollywood could create such
a wholesom and entertaining movie with the usual Hollywood
crap. Kodus to the makers of this film, you are a vanishing
breed and I, together with the millions who adored this
movie, wish that may your flock increase.

Martin Short, Nick Nolte and James Earl Jones are still
around. But what about thie cure little girl who tickled
the hearts of the audience, where is she know. Any feature
and latest photoes of her?